Former President Donald Trump, the leading GOP candidate for president in 2024, got a hero’s welcome alongside Donald Trump Jr., Tucker Carlson, Kid Rock, and Dana White as they walked into Madison Square Garden in New York City on Saturday night for the big UFC fight.
Former NBA star Dwayne Wade and his wife were met with hecklers criticizing them for allowing their son to claim to be a transgender girl.
A New York Rangers fan was accused of punching a Tampa Bay Lightning fan after a playoff game Thursday, and video footage showed bystanders watching in total shock.
Foo Fighters will play Madison Square Garden on June 20 — requiring a COVID vaccination for anyone who wants to attend.
The New York Knicks announced that for the second round of the playoffs they won’t sell tickets to those not vaccinated for the coronavirus.
On Friday, Boston Celtics center Tristan Thompson revealed that he has had it with unruly fans after he threatened them.
President Donald Trump is reportedly scheduled to attend a mixed martial arts fight on Saturday at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
The White House announced that the president is planning to attend an UFC fight at Madison Square Garden in New York on Saturday night.
Spike Lee told journalists at the 91st Academy Awards that “the ref made a bad call” when the Oscar for Best Picture went to Green Book rather than his own film, BlacKkKlansman.
Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry was reportedly hospitalized after a concert in New York City’s Madison Square Garden Saturday.
Some top comedians — including John Oliver, Jon Stewart, Trevor Noah and Conan O’Brien — helped raise money for military veterans Tuesday night at a raucous event at Madison Square Garden in which many of the best barbs were hurled at the current commander in chief.
Singer Patty Smyth dropped in at Billy Joel’s Madison Square Garden concert in New York City Monday night to perform one of her biggest hits, “Goodbye to You” — as an image of former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon flashed on the screen above her.
Rock legend Billy Joel says when it comes to politics, entertainers are “more like court jesters than court philosophers.”
Among the 106 teams still alive (see table below) due to one of the 32 conference tournaments or a great regular season, Villanova and Creighton play on the biggest stage Saturday after both won in front of another Madison Square Garden sellout of 19,182 with the Daily News reporting earlier in the week the average ticket was going for $205 – a figure that can double for conference semifinals.
The stars—Nick Jonas, Demi Lovato, Odell Beckham, Jr., Hugh Jackman, Madonna, Gordon Ramsay, Zac Efron—descended on the world’s most famous arena to watch the biggest star in mixed-martial arts become the first man in UFC history to simultaneously wear belts in two weight classes.
Conor McGregor elicits the moniker “the Muhammad Ali of mixed-martial arts.” His opponent Saturday night more obviously resembles Joe Frazier.
Comedian Amy Schumer used her stand-up gig in New York City Tuesday night to mock the reported hundreds of fans who walked out on her October 17 Tampa show after the comedian skewered Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Conor McGregor takes on Eddie Alvarez in the inaugural UFC card in New York in November.
Kanye West drew a torrent of criticism on social media this weekend after putting out an open casting call for the latest iteration of his fashion line that requested only “multiracial” women try out.
During a Mass celebrated in English, Spanish, and Latin, Pope Francis told some 20,000 at Madison Square Garden in New York City, “God is living in our cities.”
A beagle wagging her tail a mile a minute has become America’s top dog. Miss P pulled an upset, winning best in show Tuesday night at the 139th Westminster Kennel Club at Madison Square Garden. The 4-year-old is related to Uno, who in 2008 became the only other beagle to win at the nation’s most prominent dog show.
Stand up comic and FX star Louis C.K. wore his support for the victims of Wednesday’s tragedy at Paris-based satire paper Charlie Hebdo across his chest Wednesday evening, at a performance in New York City.
